High Court & Supreme Court Lawyers

1. Writ Petitions & Public Interest Litigations (PILs)

Filing and representation in constitutional and administrative law matters, including:

• Habeas Corpus Petitions – Challenging unlawful detention.
• Mandamus Petitions – Directing government authorities to perform statutory duties.
• Certiorari & Prohibition Petitions – Seeking judicial review of administrative decisions.
• Quo Warranto Petitions – Challenging the legality of a public office appointment.
• Public Interest Litigations (PILs) – Representing matters of public importance, environmental issues, and human rights violations before the courts.

2. Criminal & Civil Appeals in High Court & Supreme Court

Appellate proceedings for challenging lower court decisions in criminal and civil cases, including:

• Criminal Appeals Against Convictions or Acquittals.
• Civil Appeals in Property, Contractual, and Family Law Disputes.
• Appeals Against Orders of Tribunals and Special Courts.
• Review & Revision Petitions in High Court & Supreme Court.

3. Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) Before the Supreme Court

SLPs are filed under Article 136 of the Constitution of India to challenge judgments of High Courts or tribunals. The firm handles:

• SLPs in Criminal & Civil Cases challenging lower court decisions.
• SLPs in Matters of Constitutional Importance affecting public policy and fundamental rights.
• SLPs Seeking Interim Relief & Stay Orders from the Supreme Court.

4. Contempt of Court & Judicial Review Petitions

Legal representation in contempt proceedings and judicial review cases, including:

• Civil & Criminal Contempt Proceedings for Non-Compliance with Court Orders.
• Challenges to Government Policies & Legislative Actions Through Judicial Review.

1. High Court Jurisdiction

• Original Jurisdiction – Writ petitions, company matters, and admiralty cases.
• Appellate Jurisdiction – Criminal and civil appeals from subordinate courts.
• Supervisory Jurisdiction – Revision petitions and judicial oversight over lower courts and tribunals.

2. Supreme Court Jurisdiction

• Appellate Jurisdiction – Appeals by special leave, criminal and civil appeals.
• Original Jurisdiction – Disputes between states or between states and the Union.
• Advisory Jurisdiction – Constitutional matters referred by the President of India.

Step 1: Case Evaluation & Legal Grounds

• Reviewing lower court judgments or administrative actions.
• Identifying legal errors, constitutional violations, or misinterpretations of law.

Step 2: Drafting & Filing the Petition

• Preparing writ petitions, appeals, or SLPs as per procedural requirements.
• Filing the case before the appropriate High Court or Supreme Court registry.

Step 3: Admission Hearing & Interim Relief

• The court reviews the petition and may grant an interim stay or relief.
• If the petition is admitted, notices are issued to the opposing parties.

Step 4: Court Proceedings & Final Arguments

• Oral and written submissions are presented before the bench.
• The court examines legal precedents, statutory interpretations, and constitutional provisions.

Step 5: Judgment & Further Remedies

• If the petition is dismissed, further remedies may be available through review petitions or curative petitions before the Supreme Court.